it would have to be REALLY good to beat Link to the Past. or even Ocarina of Time for that matter. I have my doubts. But will need to see this for myself
So, is this like steam that can run on linux? I have not heard of this, but supporting linux is worth helping, at least for the idea. I am always super annoyed when I want to play a video game but have to boot into Windows first. (yes I started to try playOnLinux but it wasn't working right)
Ralph Langner was the genius behind our knowing about what Stuxnet did. But his team of researchers aren't studying Duqu much because "please note that we don’t research Duqu as it appears to be unrelated to control systems."
We don't have that genius picking apart Duqu as we do Stuxnet. But Duqu is not the next stuxnet. It's not nearly as cool. Stuxnet was a very unique virus for several reasons. Duqu is more like just a standard virus. I don't understand why Stuxnet was underplaid and Duqu is so overplayed.
If you want the cool information on Stuxnet
http://www.langner.com/en/2011/11/09/two-years-later/
is Langner's latest post.
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Possible exemption for aggregate analytics
ISSUE-22: Still have "operational use" of data (auditing of where ads are shown, impression tracking, etc.)
ISSUE-23: Possible exemption for analytics
ISSUE-73: In order for analytics or other contracting to count as first-party: by contract, by technical silo, both silo and contract
ISSUE-24: Possible exemption for fraud detection and defense
ISSUE-25: Possible exemption for research purposes
ISSUE-28: Exception for mandatory legal process
ISSUE-75: How do companies claim exemptions and is that technical or not?
ISSUE-31: Minimization -- to what extent will minimization be required for use of a particular exemption? (conditional exemptions)
ISSUE-36: Should DNT opt-outs distinguish between behavioral targeting and other personalization?
ISSUE-74: Are surveys out of scope?
ISSUE-92: If data collection (even very specific with IP address, user agent, referrer) is time-limited, with very limited retention, is that still tracking?ISSUE-72: Basic principle: independent use as an agent of a first party
ISSUE-89: Does DNT mean at a high level: (a) no customization, users are seen for the first time, every time. (b) DNT is about data moving between sites.
ISSUE-97: Re-direction, shortened URLs, click analytics -- what kind of tracking is this?
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This doesn't sound like a very thorough DoNotTrack
I remember the original razrs- they were super slow. Slow with texting, slow with menus, slow with everything. Hopefully these new ones will not live up to that legacy.
If he's using a computer to produce music he won't nearly care about the quality to put it onto vinyl, sadly.:( No one does these days.
nice joke though
Do people actually enjoy this sort of thing? I listen to Boston - Tom Sholtz made a point to put "no computers were made in the production of this album"
This is how music should be: acoustic and awesome.
oh and PS randomness is way easier to produce- http://www.random.org/ Mads Haar does it with atmospheric noise. In fact, my high school science fair project involved proving it is a very easy thing to reproduce for personal use.
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it would have to be REALLY good to beat Link to the Past. or even Ocarina of Time for that matter. I have my doubts. But will need to see this for myself
those caps need bleeder resistors too ;) just finished that EE212 lab that explains why too... I feel proud of myself :)
Finally a jailbreak for the desktop! I was tired of using locked-down hardware! I will now run a jailbroken desktop exclusively.
So, is this like steam that can run on linux? I have not heard of this, but supporting linux is worth helping, at least for the idea. I am always super annoyed when I want to play a video game but have to boot into Windows first. (yes I started to try playOnLinux but it wasn't working right)
no
Ralph Langner was the genius behind our knowing about what Stuxnet did. But his team of researchers aren't studying Duqu much because "please note that we don’t research Duqu as it appears to be unrelated to control systems." We don't have that genius picking apart Duqu as we do Stuxnet. But Duqu is not the next stuxnet. It's not nearly as cool. Stuxnet was a very unique virus for several reasons. Duqu is more like just a standard virus. I don't understand why Stuxnet was underplaid and Duqu is so overplayed. If you want the cool information on Stuxnet http://www.langner.com/en/2011/11/09/two-years-later/ is Langner's latest post.
I am happy for the new release- but will it be hard to install with the nice GNOME 2 or do I have to switch exclusively to XFCE?
" Possible exemption for aggregate analytics ISSUE-22: Still have "operational use" of data (auditing of where ads are shown, impression tracking, etc.) ISSUE-23: Possible exemption for analytics ISSUE-73: In order for analytics or other contracting to count as first-party: by contract, by technical silo, both silo and contract ISSUE-24: Possible exemption for fraud detection and defense ISSUE-25: Possible exemption for research purposes ISSUE-28: Exception for mandatory legal process ISSUE-75: How do companies claim exemptions and is that technical or not? ISSUE-31: Minimization -- to what extent will minimization be required for use of a particular exemption? (conditional exemptions) ISSUE-36: Should DNT opt-outs distinguish between behavioral targeting and other personalization? ISSUE-74: Are surveys out of scope? ISSUE-92: If data collection (even very specific with IP address, user agent, referrer) is time-limited, with very limited retention, is that still tracking?ISSUE-72: Basic principle: independent use as an agent of a first party ISSUE-89: Does DNT mean at a high level: (a) no customization, users are seen for the first time, every time. (b) DNT is about data moving between sites. ISSUE-97: Re-direction, shortened URLs, click analytics -- what kind of tracking is this? " This doesn't sound like a very thorough DoNotTrack
I am 19 and a sophomore in college- and I agree. Colored pens is the way to go. With highlighters if necessary. And I'm part of the younger folk :)
duck duck go is amazing; it's what I use exclusively.
"The main change is that sites that are not in English will be translated then included in the search results." Was this really a problem after Google made location-based searches MANDATORY? http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Web%20Search/thread?fid=7777da521339a9b40004ab2af2c53153&hl=en http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Web+Search/thread?tid=03bbc6e63646c7e1&hl=en I use duckduckgo.com
HEY YOU I just have to say- I love your sig btw :)
still better, don't worry. All those new things you think are cool in those browsers started here.
I thought this was going to be a cool sonar thing- you'll need 2 iphones? get a tape measure...
i sure hope this is a troll and not someone *that* misinformed...
I remember the original razrs- they were super slow. Slow with texting, slow with menus, slow with everything. Hopefully these new ones will not live up to that legacy.
I want my things to be loaded as quickly as possible. I don't care about flashy desktop effects that make things slower.
no, silly! It's change for the sake of requiring the purchase of new hardware to run the new GUIs!
counting numbers are all positive dears.
welcome just kidding that was so old a very long time ago...
if gnome shell were actually nice. I'm with Torvalds; switched to XFCE
If he's using a computer to produce music he won't nearly care about the quality to put it onto vinyl, sadly. :( No one does these days.
nice joke though
Yep :)
http://www.maa.org/mathland/mathtrek_5_7_01.html
Do people actually enjoy this sort of thing? I listen to Boston - Tom Sholtz made a point to put "no computers were made in the production of this album" This is how music should be: acoustic and awesome. oh and PS randomness is way easier to produce- http://www.random.org/ Mads Haar does it with atmospheric noise. In fact, my high school science fair project involved proving it is a very easy thing to reproduce for personal use.
i thought that was friction F=un (I'm sorry, /. won't let me put a mu)